Calamity fears and mining outlook in West
A thoughtful column notes anxiety over unemployment in Europe and a curiosity about local politics. It praises Hall’s court victory, praises progress in mining with Johnson and Glaney from Washington to develop Goldfield, and describes the Consolidated Canal Company dredgers at night under electric lights aiming to finish before midsummer rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Johnson and Glaney
Washington, D. C
Mesa
Consolidated Canal Company
Consolidated
Chandler
Notice of desert land claim proof by Elizabeth Ulmer
Elizabeth Ulmer of Tempe Maricopa County Arizona files notice of intention to prove desert land claim No 1647 for all of Section 19 Township 2 South Range K before the District Court clerk in Phoenix Arizona on May 9 1894. Witnesses named to prove irrigation and reclamation are Charles W Barnett Hy rum Peterson Charles J Ulmer and Robert Robertson all of Mesa Arizona. Frank Walls United States Land Office Tucson Arizona March 27 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harrison
Mesa
Maricopa County
Arizona
District Court
Phoenix
James Pine
Charles Barnett
Hyrum
Peterson
Charles Lewis
Frank Walls
Boon Lewis
Tempe
Peterson Amanda x Lewis
Charles W Barnett
Charles J Ulmer
Elizabeth Ulmer
Hyrum $ Peterson
Robert Robertson
Charles T Springer
Hyrum S. Peterson
United States Land Office
Tucson
William I. Horner
James H Bush
Samuel Hall
Theodore P. Banta
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Mesa Free Press
D. Morton
Morton & Shewman
Ore Yran
TuHurspay
America
Homer McNeil
E. F. Kellner
Coconino County
A. Kirby
Ray Stewart
Flagstaff
A. W. Cosner
L. Hall
Florence
Desert Land
Desert
Frank W Walls
Alhambra Hotel
E. J. Long
Prop
MacDonald Sr
Southern Pacific Co’y
California
Maricopa
San Francisco
R. Lowrie
Richard Gray
T. H. Goodman
Agen
C4u
Frank Walls, Rogister
J. W. Baily
Frank W. Walls
Register
The
Mesa Weekly Free Press
Enquirer
GEO, Passey & CO
Talbot & Hubbard
Phenix
Dr. Ensor
Gilson Block
A. P. Walbridge
Santa Re
Ae FN
St. Louis
Iciing OF
Co. C. Carpenter
el Paso
C. H. Morehouse
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